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18 Days speaks to the 18 days beginning from the January 25 revolution in Egypt against Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak. In 18 Days, ten directors, six writers, twenty actors, and a number of small film crews volunteered to create ten short films using real captured footage by Egyptians who took photos, texted, tweeted, and filmed actual revolution events.
The film will screen at UCSD's Loft (9500 Gilman Dr) on Monday, October 29, from 7 - 9:00 p.m. Tickets cost $8-10. A post-film conversation will take place with Jigar Mehta and Yasmin Elayat, co-creators of the project. All proceeds go towards political and civic education in Egyptian villages.
18 Days speaks to the 18 days beginning from the January 25 revolution in Egypt against Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak. In 18 Days, ten directors, six writers, twenty actors, and a number of small film crews volunteered to create ten short films using real captured footage by Egyptians who took photos, texted, tweeted, and filmed actual revolution events.
The film will screen at UCSD's Loft (9500 Gilman Dr) on Monday, October 29, from 7 - 9:00 p.m. Tickets cost $8-10. A post-film conversation will take place with Jigar Mehta and Yasmin Elayat, co-creators of the project. All proceeds go towards political and civic education in Egyptian villages.